MAGA Republican SCHOOLS Foreign Democrat PANICKING Over Trump Cracking Down On HIS PEOPLE!

The California DMV was compelled by a federal court ruling to cancel approximately 13,000 commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) issued to non-US citizens, including refugees and asylum seekers. The issue stemmed from the DMV making errors with expiration dates that extended beyond the drivers' legal stay in the US. Despite the DMV's intent to correct these dates, the federal court prevented them from processing new applications, leaving many drivers without a source of income.

News report details: 'The California DMV says it was forced to cancel their commercial licenses by the federal government... The DMV says these 13,000 commercial drivers were legally licensed in California and had federal work permits, but the DMV made mistakes with the expiration dates... a federal court ruled they couldn't.'

The host strongly advocates that commercial driving jobs should be exclusively for American citizens, not 'migrant' or 'illegal' drivers. They argue that non-citizens often lack English proficiency, cannot read road signs, and are generally unqualified, leading to 'deadly consequences.' The host dismisses counter-arguments about immigrants paying taxes or committing fewer crimes, asserting that even a small number of incidents caused by non-citizens is unacceptable and represents lives that 'should not have been lost.'

Host: 'Those are jobs that the American people should be doing... We should not have migrant uh commercial drivers uh in this country... They can't speak English. They can't read road signs. They're not qualified to be driving these commercial vehicles. And that has led to deadly consequences.' And later: 'even if it's just 17 documented, that's 17 that should not have happened.'

During a congressional hearing clip, a Democrat (Shri Thanadar) expresses concern that cracking down on non-citizen drivers would harm the US economy, leading to fewer school buses, mass transit, and snowplows, and that less experienced drivers would reduce safety. He questions if most fatal accidents are caused by US citizens. A Republican representative counters by highlighting a specific case of a non-citizen (Sheriff Del Toro) who failed CDL tests 10 times, obtained a license in California, and then caused a fatal accident. The Republican emphasizes the lack of English proficiency and skill, and points to states like California, Pennsylvania, and New York for failing to adhere to federal standards.

Thanadar: 'Replacing 200,000 experienced CDL drivers will with less experienced drivers who statistically are more prone to accidents will reduce safety.' And later: 'most of 99% of the uh collisions, accidents are as a result of u uh by US citizen drivers or permanent resident drivers. Is that true?' Republican response: 'Sheriff Del Toro... failed his commercial driver's license 10 times in a matter of two months. Then yet goes to the state of California, obtains his commercial driver's license, and immediately uh within a short very short-term time frame leads to the tragic end.'

Testimony from an Oklahoma official (Mr. Typton) at the hearing reveals a 'well organized method of circumventing' laws by non-citizen commercial drivers. This includes fraudulent insurance practices, and a specific incident where a semi-truck driver was found carrying passports for eight non-English speaking individuals in a separate van, suggesting human smuggling. The official also links these drivers to active investigations for drug trafficking, money laundering, assault, and DUI, framing it as a 'larger public safety issue' from 'unvetted, untrained, unskilled people.'

Republican: 'It's not just CDL meals that they're gaming how you can actually obtain a CDL. It's also the potential of when you go to a way station... to present your insurance verification.' Typton: 'It looks like a well organized method of circumventing whether it be insurance um uh you know how they got the job, how they were brought into the country.' And later: 'The driver in the semi that was stopped behind him had all of the passports of the folks that were in the van. We've we've we've found people who have active investigations and warrants for human smuggling, drug trafficking, money laundering, assault, driving under the influence.'